Ntsoane’s mobile clinics on point with healthcare for communities
On Point Healthcare brings relief during medical emergencies through its mobile clinic projects, bringing medical services to communities in four provinces. The... Read more.
Thabo Gwebu’s road to success was signposted
Passion for traffic management and road safety encouraged Thabo Gwebu from Barberton in Mpumalanga to quit his job as a junior chartered accountant at one of the... Read more.
Gupta brothers arrested in Dubai
Two of the three infamous Gupta brothers – Rajesh and Atul – have finally been arrested in the United Arab Emirates. The Ministry of Justice and Correctional... Read more.
Khumalo’s lawyer wants access to mystery Meyiwa murder docket
Under-fire muso Kelly Khumalo’s lawyer said she would demand to see the second docket that purportedly implicated her as the person who mistakenly pulled the trigger... Read more.
Dhlamini’s very sweet scent of success
Wearing a fragrance with a great scent is an act of elegance and confidence for Nomzamo Dhlamini, the founder and CEO of LUXO Emporium. Born in Katlehong in Ekurhuleni,... Read more.
Mokgohloa on the path to civil success
Born and raised in Bodibe village outside Mahikeng in the North West, Nomsa Mokgohloa is slowly making her name in a competitive construction industry through her... Read more.
‘I want nothing to do with him –my kids are dead because of him’
Before killing three of his own children this week by poisoning their energy drinks, the 40-year-old father of five had allegedly been questioning the paternity... Read more.
Vice-chancellor challenges ‘unfounded’ claims
The embattled vice-chancellor of the Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University (SMU), Peter Mbati, looks set to challenge the fairness of the processes followed... Read more.
Free State moots bill to limit foreign business ownership
The Free State government is looking to overhaul the province’s economy, if details of the mooted economic bill are anything to go by. The department of small... Read more.
Moiloa beats the odds in male-dominated industry
Despite losing her mother at a young age, Kokeletso Moiloa, from Ganyesa village in North West, grew up to become a woman of substance. The 35-year-old is the founder... Read more.
